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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24
EnS rAlA 1a.G.

By virtue 9' oT oid.r. sl.e 'ss (. au, oftbc D:s.ritt ,U ,, ,.c .t .u lsd,Di s..tin and TOT t'e Cou |, yi t'-.ts .;- toy A'zopo, c. He e. c.cd n4 l .a.e3 oc a iu.src9t reHa '"i IT ii U.-. .l l.e d o. Feb toaiN, I,t7 .h iT T .l .-. ' -g ia i ,ganst >'iA v L,t- -o'' T .4 ,'tIa b ,,-J Laa admin is.Ta'i. 'i e. ...c oi .i. ,.l sau. I. .sa-cd, and SLuG'au C. 2 'idao ,a. r.s. ..a t5s.i n ]. Gs!dutun. ai.1- G5 dgs.a a,..... I.la.l Cola b1''ta, 'ou4. IT,, ana : lf l...8uu 5o.J- mon ,' i'"auh. f'.r. Go.i a,aI nl tl.am Goi4bAu'i, nl'o, rs ot .ain .s. lalt.am. cee"Nseu, -. 'v".a T.. ..h-'-.7 ,m ...in uIauG,L .o iAA. 'A- suli ,' 90 l5 l-nia cs win interest a. .Ir'r no da- 4 j4 l-.HtnJ a, lne rate oi 2 per a-1t CT m-u.l u1.I paid: to- GeiaT ll S,..5y ly ,s a.G ay,Ysru- costs, auI lo:' y 5 e. v- -ts) and lc.- interest rom oaic (. lH4gnlu hare t'is O., .ayzI I-ln he tpi,@us isi pfor-r.y, t4.Wi,: Lot. nnmhcr-u /, 5 5-. to iu G. ci. :vm ,,r 2t aecorhn to tae o.d al aapYf lac t1 of A1naoh, och SC -oun y, .arsoH1, situated in sai town, t. sthac Wt. t.e upIov. nisnts theron, Sroaa $ the jiyyN Osra.ls Pubic nolce .5 hrly given t1 On tle 5th day cf March, s35r, te,% cn the oaa, of a. n. end P. m, ,u font < tc @a if 2 office, ir the city of Tomb tone, -uchi5 -onpiy, Arizona Terri tcy, VII .il all t'c li,h', q; and interest of the said defendant; a3gye rtut ia and 10 tie ab:ve described pTcpsll' ac pub auction. L. the highest ana best liidef. ar cash. lawful money ct tha unied sr,,a .atisiy said exc cution ana ,,ii costs
 Dated thj, e 9ia day og F,.1.-y S87.
 H. ~LAUCHrER,' SheriE
 By l.. A. SHATrUCK, Under ShaHf
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Notice Of ' 0rieivura.

To $, S. Mulberry, you are hereby nolsed that the uaacrsisn- Iha5 expended oae hundred (lo1i doIar5 uulin. the years s1.3-i5j4-,e35 aad 1886 in the Hcriourlnec O. the NHuuq labor upon the &oIual.,idgalte and Vanguard mining c2iG5, s'.ltrd m the Tombstone Min ln district, Coelise county Arizona lcc.loly. m ofdcr'to hold he same as requirca by Section 23sl Revised Statutes of the United States. and y1Hr proportion o, saii sun so expended and due to .1e undersigned is ora-si&th of the amour! expended on each of the above men toned claims, anll yaGl loLr hers or assigns fail Or e4u.c to cou.-Uu.c your proportion oi the sum expended W-am niu-Jy days after t'e publication of this nOtlcc, your interest i1 the said mines VIII be, one the property oi the undersigned, who has made such expenditure.
 THOMAS OGDEN.
 Tomo5tone, Feb l. 1897.
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GUINlIIus.

In'ha Dhrfc. Cour u. .he Els, Ta5ici-i District of .ue Territory ot'Ja, u 1na for ln- County @. Je..a.. ,,-. E4- G-r, plaintiff Ya. George h.t,a.a. o.,D,.s.. AC.lon bscugnl t"r ,.a..cs .na-t r. r.s F-s- I,- dio.' D.sld-s of D- Tul ory oi Arizona, ib ant i,r e.. gcu..r Q. a...5., aGa 'Ia com. p.e'.. ..- u ,ga sail aam of Lc.l.e. in .hr o.L., the Claa si -H'l Ds,.al Court The Territory Araa sends -... .ug t0 G-o..e &uuea,C ,gi-U...-. N-.gr- .c.-a, ragrr. | tpaprc4rln ar c.uua 1.lI ai again ' vol .y the above nr..,i phi q 4. ,l. District lou. of the Inst JHdc : I5i..ec- 1i.l- -ri-ory O, Ar.z)Ea, ia aniior tlr rg. autg os Cociir, and to ln Uer J'c comp in. gd aa.lln, within -Hcn'y days e~a'usEg y..Ya oayu, sagicc) ai- ter the service upon you 0i th- summons If ss'Fed within this r-uTty; or i yHQ out o. 'hi5 comfy lu; .n 60 .i7,.ic-, within Jhlry days; otherwise w,.'ia.ory tDE,) or judgp'rut by oc- ial,t Wlll be taNo1 ng ua. ycu a-Cn ,ng 10 the prayer Ut s2a c-wpi 5n, The slla ac-on is brought 10 4ar, g .c.aL deed construed mort gage, for tha !3sCc --re O. .ha sLlae and fer the ccv-ry o. s2,cro, irta,r.t damages and c1s s. Am you are aag ly uuDIr5 yNas if you Igl to app and answer the 3 complaint as above required ,n# said aEHy- w.ii ta.a judgment detau'. cs ayud aT il s,;J courpl tint,
 Given unta. my hand l a, ras, 4 the District
 Cont 0. taa r, t Judicial Dis,da of the
 iy.rtorg o' llora, in and for the co1a- r.. s. ty of CcaAj- tUIs twentieth day Q, No
 thousand c,Eg hundred aod ugA.y-
 six. B. A. tLCkAS Clerk.
 First publication Jan. 4, 1866
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First Publication, Jan. Is, 1887. Hstice of Application for Y. S. Patent tO the Muron Mining Claim-SO. IGJ.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
TUCsON. Arigona. Ian. Io. I98

lUCSONi AIlEOna alli IF, AooT
 Notict is hereby given that Thomas Ogden of Tombstone Cochise county Arizona, has had filed an application for patent to 1900 linear feet of the Huron vein, lode, or deposit, bear ing silver and gold, with surface ground Goo t In width situated in Tombstone mining district Cochse county, Arizona, more particularly de- scribed int he field notes and plat of the official survey on file in this office, to-wt:
 Beginning at the initial monument at the south end center Of claim at a post I-a 1t long, 4x4 ins sqr, marked l NJ Huron M C No [, from which U s NJ M No bears 2s0 4r'W sIse ft distant, the cor to Secs and 2, north boundary off p 20, s R a2 E. bears N g To w 6rS7 1t distant, and shalt 4x6 and 100 1t deep bears N 3o'o' w 44 fl distant; thence N 4e37 w 87 1t to a wash draining NV, and 300 feet to SW cor post, which is also the NV cor of the Silver Belt M C, 5 r-2 feet long, 4x4 ins sqr, in mound of stones. marked II Nj C No 2; thence I7' a4' E 8ss 1t to monument sf stones marking NE cor of the Banner M C, ISes fl to wash draining N NV, and 1900 tt Q NV cor post, I-Sft long, AZ ins sqr, in xeund of earth and stones, marked H Nj C No
 thencs 5 "A se' E along north end line r5S
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To T. D. Byrne and j.. A, Burkho'der CO., oWncts in the on Scott mine situated in the iugquois mining district, Cochisc county, Ter litJry Of Aizonn. You are hereby nsJjicd that l have expended one hundred t3ro9l dollars in labor raadinprovements upon the above named m,ning c'aiol during inc year I665, in order to hold the same as vahd location, a, reqared by section 222l Revised Statutes Of the United States Therefore if within ninety teol day. alter and from this pGblic ton you ll oi refuse to con.ubgte your proper portion of s'il e. P-Edirures and the cost oi tn Fublictuou as c'-owners, your interest in alid mi.e vi | b. ramn the property of lhc und-rsisgcd under sail section 23st Sl II. BRYANT
 Tombstone jan. II, 1887.
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Inspectors Notice.

To all p'riies wls1,ng to cross the lne between Sonora and Ariz ,na with cattle, notice is hereby gwen !hat according to the law of Arizona befnsr entering said Territory with cattle, they mu5, fr5t be inspected hy the r gularly appointed in 5pector, whose olice is in the ViHna building, first door eas. of court house, Tombstone, Arizona
 B. A. PACKARD,
 Inspector.
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Nod.o of --0r33. lro.

T. I.nrH. CalH: You aye hereby a.'i. hcd ,A.t',. ~a'.i a .., aNa-La <. .u-.a . lcF 1r ..1. 's.-. .r .l. a. r, hlua. d ou. i.. @ C, tun au.;li DOT t.. B a A..au U 5l,. la srr, i,I in ': Iu,ql. T' oisrrr County -. C.sg-r. |.rrtoay ct .' .aan'. iu a.5,. to n.l5 9 das me asIeluir-u ]. -.tur 2 e.a q. ue Ken, C ",stu.es c. las -..ea $, l.s; ana oar pro ,-g- li-n of the al blao n-aG arl dry rJ 'ae auaersiau-d l..y dollars; and .E go., gogr aelrs or assigns. i.. 10 coar hu.c yp-. .'', a'i.r me QU.Icn.on ot tnz ucl"a, r. H, f- sid NHoaD Up mine v.l- y.-.g: ,--
 Pa-ty CT r-.I cc-lW.-l .h U lursigu.- rlJ has made such -..r rCt.u.e.
 f'1R.DE .'c.'tE0N,
 Dated TorLs'-H-, nr.g} E,
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Notice of Forfeiture.

ToR P Mansfield you are hereby rot f i ;ha: inc unde gial has expended duin- inc yea CT December 3r. I2,6, orc hnaltco lFico) a ...ars .A the arro nl 5, cs e J"c q m iI50~ u-17 Iha 1aa.ha r.ss min t,t cd l. the IaIo.,'gs Niriu u ,r:. ,,ct c2u i;y er-it5y Co, hril nt ID J.@.r Q -J t he Slme ss required .y >a Son , ,. oi tne Hrys q < ,u'ys Of a EDJ-. , ,t an our roySr- lion O tun ..,,0un s, -HD,nJ,I nj due 10 the | der 2uc- l. Ii y ,olG'..ro, snt ii you 0, '.u- !. .fs .ra ga5 lrt 1r .cu-e to contribute 10 nc''Ir.i.1 o- ta. sIn eXpeaded within ai.cy day' ,.r tIe pG.Iusiru l yh;s rotce, so,r ,rl,es. n .he s. "rulh rn Cross mine MI e ha property ai e undersigned, ..a u.. s.tGe lch exp Id.ur-
 N.,ed iomb-tuue, an. cl 1887
 PETER BUTE.
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n ( O. ". ; Eyarr. y5u a.s hereby uo. tifeI ,rlt the Uaa- - a ctF alcj o.e hundrsy d,i'n 0n l.c1 os, ...c, lts- ated in t-.n15.U.- }'....f DI.-a.., s5.ay oi CocL.-, F. i.a, t.zr1 O tia s,.f euu- ing Dee s' 7L-' .t7.. . s-1-'', eli same as g..sci B" 3 " --..+ q. .-.,se4 S'atts ot ,Hc .a.si 5.E ra'r 3-lOn oi am puat e> sa ,,d G4lt ..c ra .I... med is twelve HA. 2 .r2 B. r,a.r --.-'s and fl you 5r yJa 2. o- a' t. apat.bute yoI py,pp, Q Q. t'y ,aa SD cv. .a d. to- ge.Her with he \ gs- O. 5 .a..e, Wthn ninety dsys3.ts. .tfe .''s,. !, Ji ,t 7. D: ,ls uo- ticc yoG. me ia -. .. ..o l.i . HI becom. tac prJpcrf. y' yo rJ-oa aer, y ho has made st. cE.i'a -..It..
 IT. L. FISHER DAt.t r9H. ..a-. ' D ...L
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Occi1ent1l Eotol.

This is the only irst-class hc,al i'll Tombstone. Itis handsomely furnished with ali modern improvements. Trav- clers who stop al this house VII find every comfort and attention. Private rooms for commercial travellers al reason able rates. 4 splendid billiard table and card room. The bar is supplied with pure brands of wines, liquors and cigars tf
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&25O Reward.

The above reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons unlawfully handling any of my stock. Brand H c on left hip.
 H. w. HAssELGREN. Charleston. A. T. je12-1y
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W.r4ing 1Eo>io2.

The ua ',r;, ,aef d.. #c D motif. :ae public n.tJ @ 0urcbG-" u. ., -. iIe ii. 3i.U. as "h ""d p u.urs, .u.. E.a Q. 'l. "G7' sha!t. slUlted n the uu tone '-igjo- di.- uict, och 70 county, ArE ua. J.-r.:-ry. IS tde under $ ed are t..- owners O .hc p-operty
 IAIil> BARR TT,
 l. ;. HFITEER.
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Notice 6. EEe-empgioa Eroof.
(Dcolaratory Statement No. Io3nl
UN.r oSrlTGs LAND OFFICE,

UNIT oSrATEs LAHD OFFICE,
 IU SON, ri,., ian. $, .3.Z. Notice is hereby given t1a, the following named settler h,s flied notice Of his intention 10 make En2! proc, a. support Of Ii, roempion Claim Eo. Icgt, aud that said proof will be made before tle Register and Receiver Of the U. $. Land Um-1 at Tucson 'r!-oHa, on Thursday, March TO, 1897, viz ". c. Grcaa- wood, oi Benson CCoaise county 4, T., for the 2G, Ip. 10 $ $. 9. ., C. {; 3. p. Nj Sc names the following Witnesses 10 prove his con- uuu0us residence upon and cultivation oi said land viz: D E. o,ar. Newton smith T. B. Robson anu Ihomaa Turner, all Of Benson, COchiic cou-ty A.
 C. r. DALEY Register. First publication Jan ST. .o7.
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Dissolution Of Partnership

The firm of Cummings & Bauer under the name of The Wholesale Butcher Company is hereby di soycj Fed Caste will co}l-c atl accounts due .aii 1gm aru pay all account due by saidcompauy
 Tombstone, Ian. 2e, 1887.
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Frs 2utaaa iol D 9. @ I35
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Sotiae of Ere smpriOn Proof.

Dated Iombs'o-e, ,nul,y 5. 1887
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-23
SpecuIaIiOns as TO Justice WOOdE's
Successor.

Members of the Supreme Court tas g
a quiet but an earnest interest il tue
matter Of selecting successor to the
late Mr.. Justice Woods. They make
daily Inquiries Of everyone who is
supposed to have any information,
real or imaginary, on the subject, and
they promptly institute AN invs stiga-
ton into the social and legal standing
of every new aspirsnt whose name
happens TO be mentioned. Several
members of the court, although tnis
is only gossip, are said TO be OF opin-
ion that, although majority OF them
earnestly Endorsed Mr.. Garland's sp-
p Din tment as Attorney General, they
are not anxious to have him for an
associate. The briefs ia the United
States cases have been up to the stand
ard OF previous literature emansting
from the Department of Justice, but
1t is ssid that Attorney General Gar
lands oral arguments have not been
what the court expected. But such
talk as this is not unlikely
inspired by the friends tf other
aspirants, for there can be no
question as to the legal attsinments
Of Mr.. Garland. Both of the Senators
from Alabama have been mentioned
for the position, but 1t is thought that
II either of them were tOget 1t it would
be Senator Morgan. Senator Harris
is also talked Of in connection with
the place and In fact most everybody
else who has been at all prominent in
the district which Mr.. Woods repre-
sented on the Supreme Bench.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-23

side Of the capitol, and % was con-
graduating myself upon the ending Of
our wearisome trip, my statesmanic
friend exclaimed:
Two more littls things before l
leave this part OF the town. have
here in my pocket letter from man
who wants place as stone cuttsr
under the Architect OF the Capitol;
also another letter from one who
wants to know If a certain title has
ever been copyrighted with the Libra
rian OF Congress. Come with me to
the offices Of these officers.".
Next we drove to the Coast Survey
office and to the Botanical Garden-to
the former for some technical informa-
ton for scientific constitution AID to
TIE latter for come buds fer tioricul-
turiet. We were now returning in
the direction OF Newspaper row, to the
business center OF the city. As the
carriage whirled along the Senator
drew forth q memorandum bo1k. He
stopped at the Pennsylvania depot to
inquire the cost Of tickets to certain
points, making note OF 1t; at com.
mission house he asked the price OF
certain produce, and jotted 1t down,
and at coiffeur's he priced natural
bair switch OF q certain grade of
whiteness, indicating that there were
sged women among the bothering
constituents. When / asked him il he
did the shopping for his family he re-
piled that he never bought anything
or priced anything for his family ;
that all he did was for constituents
Asked II he made this much work
every day for his constituents, he re-
Piled:
/ read sixty lsttsr5 and dictated over
I ,rty answers before l left my house
this morning. When / get back |
will read and sign hose my secretary
hiss written out and dictate a dczsn OF
more before dinner. These will be
those | have been serving on this
trip nth you. For TN years / sat on
the bench in my Safe, and / do more
law business now than a. time"
"What part Of your work do you
consider mos annoyingP' 1 asked.
"The relations to F. deral Offices
procuring positions al d ke ping men
and women in or ont of them. Hal
of my letters, taking the year around
relate to pensions; one-fourth Il
oflicls and politics, and one.fourth Il
Congressional affairs. And a m4r
axes three enemies to one friend II
pensions, politics and Congressiepa
work, when his correspondence II
slone considered. That is to say
when he gets letter asking him to dt
something, he will make three ems
mics to one friend in the execution o
the request. But we are back again
We LETT here shortly after 10 o'clock
1t is now but a few minutes after
O'Clock. hope the few hours W
have been together have not beel
without profit, and that you are no
envlous of a Senator's every ia,
pleasures"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-23
The Partial Settlement of the Pea
body Claims.

1t is understood that the Tennessee
executive and finance authorities have
msde a partial settlement with the
Peabody institute trustees, of Balti-
more, for the bonds of that state held
by the Peabody. Mr.. Euoch Pratt
has, as treasurer OF the P, abody board,
been negotiating for this settlement,
which includes the delivery to the
Peabody institute trustees of 100000
per cent. thirty year bonds. the pay
ment OF <25, 900 of back interest, and
the funding of a portion of the bonds
Of the trust in the 8 per cent Tennes,
zee compromise bonds. A balance of
$4,000 is to be settled by act of the
next Legislature, which settlement
will be supported by the Tennessee
State authorities. Expressions of re-
greet at the delay heretofore and prom
ises of cheerful assistance before the
next Legislature have reached Mr.,
Pratt in numbers from leading Ten
nesseeans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-23
'OYCLETS
SOME say it is too hot to ride.

SOME say it is too hot to ride.
OTHERS say it is not hot enough.
THE rains put the roads in fine con-
dition for wheeling.
DUDLEY MITCHELL who has recently
become bicycler has gone to WASH
ington.
THE fever is spreading and ere long
Memphis will double her number of
wheelmeD.
THERE was large attendance at the
meeting, there being about 900 men in
line in the parade yesterday.
IT was expected that several would
attend the league meet from here, but
none went that we are aware OF.
IT is the opinion that among the
entries there will be dark horse who
will sweep the fed. Who isite
HAMPTON, Wilcox, Tlepp, Wood,
Maydwell and Yates ere all riding in
good fern and promise something
good.
THE bicycle races at the park on
Thursday and Friday will be closely
contested and very Interesting. There
is no favolite.
THE, election Of league officers at
st. Louis came off Fidsy. L j. Kirk.
patrick, OF Springfield, Ohio, was
elected president.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-23
MEMPHIS APPEAL
MONDAY SO; MAY 20. 1887.
A NEW THING In FINANCES.

A number OF the legal luminarles Of
Virginia have for some time been ar
guing in favor OF the United States
paying the ante-war debt OF that State,
because Congress and President Lin
coin consented to q division Of the
territory q the State and the forma-
ton of West Virginia in December,
1862. How this fixes the responsible
ity on the Federal Government does
not appear. II there is any response
bility for the debt beyond the limits
OF Virginia 1t rests with the people OF
West Virginia. When they set up for
themselves they ought to have as
sumed their share Of the public debt
Of Virginia, and, having failed, they
should be made to do so now II there
was any way Of doing it. That the
people Of the other States will ever
consent 10 pay cent Of Virginia's
debt We do not believe. An attempt
that direction was made during
the last session OF Con-
gress, and there was some.
thing like inquiry into the subject by
subcommittee Of the Judiciary Com
mittee but no one but perhaps one or
two representatives from Virginia gave
Il serious thought. Mr.. Blaine in OIL o
OF his moments Of effusion and gush
advocated the payment OF the debt Of
Virginia by the United States, but his
party paid no attention TO an evident
bid for the vote OF the people OF the
"0ld Dominion" The Virginians If
ever they had serious idea
Of putting their load OF debt
on the shoulders Of Uncle
Sam, ought to get out Of 1t at once.
The Congress Of the United States
cannot afford to consent to even the
serious consideration Of scheme that
would quickly be rspudisted by the
people. Virginia must ray her own
debt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-23
FOREST FIRES ENDANGER
The Town of Crystal FAlIs-GS. $780,
900 Lost iu Lumber.

DETROIT, Mich, May ga special
to the Erenin0 Journal from various
points in the upper peninsula says:
Crystal Fals, small mining town,
thirty miles from Iron Mountain, is in
imminent danger Of destruction from
forest fires. Iron Mountain, Quinne-
sic and Norway are out Of danger.
Along the Duluth, South Shore and
Atlantic, west of Marqustte, the fires
burned themselves out. Bsrsga and
LaDs are still in danger, but both
places have good fire protection. The
destruction OF cord wood, ties and
standing pine is estimated at IS, $780,
600. The southern peninsula is alec
suffering from the fires. Besides the
neighborhood Of Oheboygsn the fires
are causing considerable destruction
In Clare county. Several million feet
of timber have been destroyed. P. j.
Gorham's sawmill and a quantity OF
lumber burned at Lake City yester-
day, causing $40, 600 loss,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-23
BRIEF TELEGRAMS. 4

Pittsburg, Pa, May 22.-Forest fires
are raging in Olenrdeld county, Pa,
and near the city of Clarion.
Philadelphia, Pa, May 22.-Two re.
porters, named J. Ray Shepherd and
Z. ]. Isaacs, of the Record and Press,
respectively, were killed by train
while returning from the May festival
yesterday.
Cincinnati, O., May 22.-Mrs. ]. NJ,
Goodspeed, who on Monday night last
was murderously assaulted by her hus-
band, has brought suit for divorce on
the ground Of extreme cruelty, and
cites this assault rs the cause. They
were married in February, 1885.
New York, May 22.-About $4,000
children, both white and colored,
celebrated the May Day festival at Gen.
trail Park yesterday afternoon. They
danced around the May poles and
crowded one of their number queen
of the May. Afterwards they were
treated to refreshments.
Indianapolis, Ind ,. May o. At
Greencsstle last night John Bridge
water was shot and instantly killed by
Dempsey Robinson. The murderer
was arrested. He claims to have act
ed In self defense, but testimony be-
fore thecoSoner's Jury indicates pre-
meditated murder. Both men were
tough characters, and the murder was
the re ult Of q drunken quarrel.
St. Louis, May, ga special from
Lamar, Mo-, says; AT Quanths, seven
miles west of here, ptospectors for
natural gas have encountered at q
depth OF 200 feet what is considered a
rich lead Of zinc. Experts pronounce
1t zinc aud the run is nine feet thick.
st. Louis, May pa local paper
says: "The Hunter and Evans herds,
among the largest and finest in Mon
tana, numbering more than $1,000
head, were purchased by Piene Wei
baux and W. D. knight Of Miles City
for a French syndicate. The price
paid was between $S50,000 and $780,,
GOO. The title, owing to a recent alier
law, was vested in Weibaux & knight
New York, May 22.-On Thursday
May 10th, a. 5:25 o'clock pm, while thI
weather was calm and the sea smooth
the British steamer Celtic, Of the
White Star Line from Liverpool, CAM
into collision with the British steam